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Ericsson Canada and ÉTS Partner on Quantum Computing Research

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Briefings

Ericsson Canada and École de technologie supérieure launched a Mitacs-funded project to develop variational quantum algorithms for telecom network operations. The research team investigates error mitigation and optimization using quantum hardware and simulations, aiming to advance practical quantum methods. The project is the second Mitacs-funded academic collaboration under the Montreal Quantum Research Hub, which supports quantum research and talent development in Quebec since 2022.

Key points

• The research team at ÉTS collaborates with Ericsson researchers and Mitacs to investigate variational quantum algorithms for error mitigation and optimization.
• The project focuses on using quantum hardware and simulations to improve the reliability and performance of quantum computation for telecom networks.

Context

This partnership strengthens Canada's leadership in quantum computing by combining industry expertise with academic research. It builds on the Montreal Quantum Research Hub's established role in accelerating processing in telecom networks and distributed quantum computing.

Limitations

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